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AT&T. But the plan ends in March so I may switch.
Are you on a 2yr commitment? If you're not I guess I can see the threatening to cancel thing working, otherwise they would just sya go ahead and you would pay the early termination charge.
AT&T. But the plan ends in March so I may switch.
Cool. So how did you get it that low? Call and politely ?
I wish (I did do that ing stuff with satellite radio and now I get 3 months for $18 with the premium package). But this one's from a company discount.
I see. I'd ask which company but I guess that'd be too personal. When I first switched to AT&T a friend of mine said she was going to help me with the bill by putting my employer as ups but I guess she didn't.
3 year contract even. They would rather keep your business for 3 years then have you pay an ECF and leave forever. More money in the long-term.
Iiinteresting...
*grabs phone*
If they DO call your bluff to cancel...hang that up!
I pay around $110-140 per month. I could get a company discount and drop it to $20-30 per month, but then I would have to hook it up to my work email system. I get over 100 emails a day so there is no effing way I will do that!
*at&t calls back*
If they DO call your bluff to cancel...hang that up!
at&t: excuse me sir it seems you were disconnected this is a courtesy call...would you like to continue you cancellation?
you: click
that wouldn't happen but still.
I don't have an Iphone, but we have 3 phones (2 of which are smart phones) on our plan with Sprint that includes everything and it comes out to about 40 dollars a month per phone with unlimited data and mobile to mobile minutes.
This account has also been open with Sprint for over a decade so in addition to a corporate discount there is also a sizeable rebate they give us per year (I think its basically a free month of service if I remember correctly) and a faster phone upgrade rebate for the main line.
dude, thats outrageous. You pay as much for one phone as we do for 3.
I've heard through some people I know at AT&T that apparently they're announcing unlimited mobile to mobile on any carrier tomorrow.
Hang up again and blame it on the " ty" AT&T signal.
It's happening. The AT&T website is already telling people to come back tomorrow (Thursday) to start signing up.
People who have accounts already have to make sure their existing plan qualifies and then they have to actually sign up for the unlimited mobile to mobile to any phone. Can't just assume it will happen automatically.
http://www.macworld.com/article/1577...unlimited.htmlFirst, you must be able to make the call—but let’s not rag on AT&T’s service today. Secondly, though, to qualify for Unlimited Mobile to Any Mobile, you must maintain an unlimited messaging plan and a “qualifying” voice plan with AT&T.
But if you do have that unlimited texting plan (which costs $20 per month for individuals, and $30 per month for FamilyTalk plans) and one of those so-called qualifying voice plans, you can start enjoying free mobile-to-mobile calls—both those you place and those you receive—as of Thursday.
It appears, however, that you must sign up for Mobile to Any Mobile at AT&T’s Website, even if your account already fits the bill. The company promises that more details—including, one would hope, just which voice plans do indeed qualify—are coming on Thursday.
I'm probably just going to wait until iPhone 5 comes out. I hear it should be a nice upgrade from the previous generation.
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